followed by the demolition of TD Place Arena, the current home of PWHL Ottawa and the OHL's Ottawa 67s. While the Ottawa 67s averaged only 4213 fans this year, meaning they would not be impacted ...

Coming off a winless weekend, the Ottawa 67’s are preparing to entertain guests ... world junior hockey championship takes over their arena (and Canadian Tire Centre). To this point, the ...

The 67’s want fans to celebrate Kilrea’s birthday ... weeks at the Brian Kilrea 67’s hockey schools at Canterbury Arena,” Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group CEO Mark Goudie said.

and TD Place Arena is demolished. The plan was first devised with only the OHL's Ottawa 67s in mind, and would have been more than enough to accommodate the 67s who last season averaged 4,213 fans ...

The Ottawa Senators play at the Canadian Tire Centre in Kanata, Ottawa, Ontario. The arena opened in January 1996, initially called Palladium. It was later named Corel Centre (1996-2006 ...

One year after he took over as the owner of the Ottawa Senators ... It’s the first step toward building a new arena that would move the Senators to a more vibrant, central location with good ...

A very alarming moment occurred during the game between the Ottawa 67's and the Guelph Storm on Sunday, February 2. The 67's began the game with a 2-1 lead over the Storm after the first period.

There was some jeering as Ottawa recording artist Mandia Nantsios began the U.S. anthem. It then stopped briefly, but became much louder as she finished the final phrases of the Star-Spangled Banner.